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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-03-24

Sdmgerfef -gomeerte.
sseffs3iriaent Carl Sed.

Grites Concert I'M Opernbauie,
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l., Ouperture gu D6ibelio" (E-dur),
8. b. 8eetbeueH. ..6eftord9etter.
g., a. Soft sriibe Did, Wtide,
b -Die Sterne am Simmel", Sol.
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g., a) Sntermea,o u. Valse lente,
b Tiuicati, beibes aus benz Ballet
yS1lpia@, SEQ Selibes.. .5eit'
Sr9eiter.
a.. .0ss GrItOniss So9ter", galabe
eompouirt nod elmer bdnii9en Se'
aenbe, fir 6olotimmen, gbor unb
Ordefier, BON Niels %. 0abe.
Solopartien:
6opran (grIt6nigs So6ter). SRI.
Sorteuie Sones.
glt (OIuf's Muttsr). SRI. Marie
2aeofe.
saritOa (OluD.. 81. g. s. Milsr.
s., Ouberture gu nWlignon". BON u.
Shpmas. Sets r1efer.
g., .Nn bic Qunfs. BON Bid. Wagner,
Seran. Gdnserbunb nit Or9efers
b~egIeitung.
Z, Andante cantabile aus rAnatuor'
(Op.11) @. Si9aifowsfp- -Streid'
infrumeute.
g.. a. %. bdtt' i'd elm 6itt9en ~ sF
Dallas sGrobfnn",
(Oirigent; Sans b. 3reiBig.)
b. .Griblines grpa&en4, 5. abt,
6oufon ySieoertrana4,
(9irigeat: o. Dupernop.)
c) 2rieser @bor q. b. Oratorium
vWolfgang BON aubalt", dug.
GeeImann. .Nufin Wdnner9or
nit Or6efterbesleitung (Sirl,
gent: Walter Sips).
g., rSn einsrn tiblen Srunbe", bon 9.
Stud -Serau. Sdugerbunb.
TO-, unaariI9e Rbapiobie H., Gran3
2isat, arransirt I. Or9efer bon 6.
Miiaer .Bergbaus. Gefordster.
H., vSau1;enb erbebt f9 bic Sob
pfuns", 6.Mobr. .Segan. SdHs
gerbuib nit Or6eferbegleituug.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-03-24
0artembG outert bes TeitzO r9eiters
Inn con 0eorp GprtnaS RaIte,

Greitag, ben Is. MpriI,
2.30 ubr Ha9mittags.
grFer she'll:
l., giu3ussmarf@ aus .5annbduierA,
................R iG. Wagner.
g., Ouperture 3u .Oberon@ .garl W.
b. Weber.
g., Gpanii6e 6erenabe- %. Netra.
f., 6umoresie aus OHenba9's DR.
bheus". Rpienfran3.
3weiter he'll:
s., vRapmoubss Ouberture. U. 9bomas.
g., nam Mser1, 6oIo fir 3romboue,
6r. SCHUBERT, norgetragen bon0rn.
Germ. Braun (Gbieaso).
T., RseitatiD, GaDatine, Miferere unb
9lrie O.. b. v9roubabour". - e,bi.
g., Grobe 6antaie aus Meperbeer's
rougenotten" ....--.N oteitraua.
Dritter She'll:
s., Sntrobuctipn & @bor aus benz 3tea
Qft BON ,9obengrin" Ut. gBagIler.
TO-, ,Spbropaten" =Mal3er- =. Sunal.
H., Gin Rrana fir Sadus". .uter3el.
r., Gbampasner'8 alopp. =, Surlope.
0artenzG sntert bes Sets rdeittrs
In gDm, Muth's 0arteH,
6pnntag, ben IL. april,
2.30 lbr Ra6mittass.
grfer She'll.
l., Oupertare au sMaiaxisuo", Huber.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-03-24

giuem alien ar5te, Der bon Der Vroyte "
ridasoaen febt, hsurbe bar8 einea cfiaelf3ss
WiiicnGr bic Def1rsibuns einet einfn4tn
beastabiIf1en 9eiImittsIs fir bic f9neae nno
bansrnbe &siInna bon enn8enI4lPtnb5ses
Brou&itis, gotarlb, lee5ma unA aha eelgs
unb euneentraniheitsa a~nssebdneset. aa9
Elm MittsI fur ppitint. raeilals pttunl yea
Naabeua ben Deffpr bic nnnAerboreH 6eiIfr6ft<
In tauIenben 0duen erprobt battf, sero9tete e
e far Seine Yaidt, has aRitfA fdnsa tssesahta
Witmeul&en bstaans o. MAIDEN. Bon sitls1
Wotis unb Hunj& ssfrieben, hanbeIte e., 50
leaae SieIea Rstpt tnRsnfre an 4lA - q
tpiufnen, in oeutfAer, engIif4er ober frdn(bis
Ider Spra&e, NIT boiler Mupsiluns ets per-
hsauna un6 be- 0ebrapMs. eeElf aorrAe
nnb Briefmarsr, besiebe DID auJ bisie 8tiiane
unb id fenbe Is fofsrt. D. .. Meees sils
Yopsrs Hlod, Ro&eRer, Y. .. [sl,lostsH'p
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-03-24
g. S. MHQer,

205 WeRs meseeR rabe.
bdlt Elm sroBes uub iebr s~espdhltts 2a'
ger bon 3apeteH. Rawleau :,
BtIberrahmen unb 2eiRsu.
unb fernsr neben 3ei@neH,M aterjalien
aIer art. Garbeu uni 0phreis
der . Materialieu. beisResrs
6ammerA fertia eemifGte
Garben, bic bsiieu unb billigilen TIM
Rarfte, bic unter boiler @oraHtle ptr'
fault perben. Genftevs uni SHE
geigIas unb aubere IN bleies 6a&
f9lagenbe artifel; porin 6err Nlhler
bas gr0bte Eager i'm Weffeu bes etaa'
tes bat. Auftrdge aus BEN 2aubf suer'
ben prompt au8gefibrt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-03-24
- MaGt Sure HefeIungen fir Sta'
Gelbrabt, slatten 0robt, eifenble4,
4upferble6 uub 26the bet piper q
S6ultbeB 249 Warfet Str.
6part 8eIb unb 3ett.
garautie fhr niebrigae Warftpreiie.
Matter MATTER wRatsers

MRatter Matter ! MRitter &!
aBerbet SIR bes Ra&ts SeffSrt uerben
unb in gnrer sanae unterbro&en bnr& bas
Sdseien eiues tranien 4inbes, uel4es
S&meraen BON Cur4bre9eu Der Sdbne
leibef9 Sf q Der SAD, 70 fauft cine Tlai&e
BON W2rs. Winslprs SoOtbiuo @rrnp.
Or wirb ben orusen 4leiucn icfort prn ieis
aeu eHmer3en befreien. Man perlaae it4
borouf 20 bilft. 90 III teine Wsuttrr ouf
Green, bic % rerin&te uuo Gu& uidt NIT
tbeiten marbe, boB 20 bic Ginsemeibe re.
aulirt, pen 3ieinen Silfe unb @efunbheit
Suub Der Mutter Hube peri&oft, ca6 20
ME 1ouber uirtt. Doe Mittel III fiber In
allen 5inen unb ansenebm BON @ei6nasd;
60 wiro BON elmer Der dltsften unb beifen
Dcctcrinnen in ben Ser. Stoaten rer'
j@rieben. llsbsrol % baben, bic 6lai4s
40 Is Gents.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-03-24

sebra1t batten, pieber ausSuloiten.
Srob aler 3Iartelungen oes ri9tis
gen 5a6perbalies 1T aber iene BON Der
vppf@ groBgs;osene gnte per Sabel
ii6er ben Ocean ~bef6roert wOrben, Inn
bier au langen 9eitartifeln, bic BON
gntruiung seseu Die 5reifinnigen
firobten, eingsi6Iadtet gu tuerben. gu.
aeu haben aber-pie bas Sprii6tport
Iaqt--fur3e 8eine, unb fOnnen oaber.
tueuus au9-mie in 0ieiem Jale-brei
@oden oausrt. einsefansen unb On bic
Wanb eenagelt tuerben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-03-24

Sluetuationen i'm Marlte ftr Gts
fentraaren laun Seber usrmsibsa, bes
feline ORDERS bur9 pieter&S &nJt
b e6 ausfhbren idbt. Gabrifanten re-
auIireu hire preiie mad BEN Rpnitti.
piper & S9ulibeb babea aeta siaen
euormeu gorratb bon 6eu5orabt, GiIers
bIem u. I. h.. tnb He notiyen trttbere
niebrige preiie, ioeHis bieieI6eii QUO TN
i'm Morfie jieigeu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-03-24
Watiuee i'm Opernbauie,

0puuerfag, ben IA. April
$50 ubr Na9mittag.
l., SubeIsO uperture, g. Sd. b. Weber,
Set Orheiter.
g., AZ Marf6 uHb gbor aus yGauia".
Carl @ounob. -6ef1or NIT
Or9eferbegleitung.
BY .alpna9t4, Otto Sob - San
Mntonio n5eIuetiaA lDirigent:
6. Meper).
s., Radtaelang, Seem @ogt.- Streids
inftrumente.
L., .Srei uub Seutid", O.. g. geder,
.Seran. Sdngerbuno.
s., Ouperture sur .3auberfi6te., ".
U. Moadrt. Sets r1etfer.
g., a) ,Das einiame &6sleins, @.9er.
mes. San @ntonio n6robfinn1
(Dirigent: 8. s. &tlmann);
b. .Drei bIaue BllmleinA. Guttab
Dresler.. San Nutonio Mdns
uerdor (DirieeHt: Carl Bed.
T., Ouperture sa Isl J'etais Roi'' BON
q. Mbam .GefsO r4eter.
g., Der beutf6e Sang, bon 9.Auen.
feI... .Seranif6er Gdngerbuno nit
OrdefterbesIeitung.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-03-24
Mmspertamf >uub Neeme @aaEsa!

M~usnertanf >uub Wene @aasea.!
5 m @inbereIIaS dubsStorG
gde SoutonftraBe 6 ape. 9
merben aIe Winteri9ube fir 9amett
unb 2inber, ftr Serrer unb Quaber
gum abfoIuten & ofenpreife
ausberfaut. Dies if feline bIobe
anftiubiguug, um Reflame az mo&eu,
ionbern bic preife fnb fottii9 bebeu'
teuo berabgeiebt morben, tpopou Seoer
R9 iiberseugen lam.
SIM Cinderella S9ubf0re fab bic
neueia Ieidtere1 S1ubiorten fitr ben
Sommer bereits eingetroHen unb fos
pobl In OamensS 9uben ME Slippers
III cine borsiigIi&e AuswabI~ porban6ea.
Riemanb foHte oubersuo, 1is tue &tu'
berella G@ubfore taufen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-03-24

= 2oBt gu9 ni@t tdafdsa bur&
niebere preiie fur grbeit. tpel9e befer
aIs irsenb cine ip Seyos eeliefert tuirb,
fonbern berfagt SUD rad Gallo
10 3 9 pbotperaphii9em MteIier, no
gu1 quite unb yafrie0enaelIenbe arbeit
au MUIR reelem Hxeiie aarantirt uirb.
Alb, Gaff 6ouipn eEtaa6e.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-03-24
Grtap fir Galomel mms Gbintn.

Simmons 2iber &egul Dc
tor, rein pssetabiIii9. III on Strait
Der bIauen MaRe ober benz GaIomel
aleid, aber obre bic i9dbli9en gigens
idaften hes Iebteren Mittels. so
babe Simmons 2eber Regulator ge'
brau6t unb finbe. baB er cine 8or'
trsfflde air,nei III, pel9e sauberbaft
auf bic 2eber ipirft. IS it elm 0or'
treffider grfab fir galomel. 9abe
ihn bel @aleafeber uub 9r6pfelieber
patienteu probirt unb fir elm gang Be-
friebigenbes SeiImittel erfannt.
Dr.. 3. 8. Baden, @lintsn, 90.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-03-24

2Iuge Rhdfi6t. = aber fageu
Sic, 5err Suber. Sic fnb bod nit
unisrm 9errn Yfarrer 70 gut. er iommt
ia ole abenb in Sbre Wirtbf6aft -
tparum bei9ten Sic oenu ui9t bel ibm,
ionbern INNER nur beim Qaplans
So ieben sic, bas bat feinen suteu
@runo. Wenn Der Serr pfarrer bort,
iuie i'd beim Gartenipiel bei6ummsl'
ipieIt CT ai@t mebr nit!
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-03-24

Wirtbf@aft unb 4ou3ertp o.
billion auf benz @oubeyaemeutso iigeI
IN elm beliebter NerlammIupgsert hetts
ider 6amilien. Der pabilloa 1T BURG
6enfer sei9lOHen. eebeiat unb tn iebsr
Beaiebung Elm bhbf9es HotaI. s5eoeu
Sonntag, Ha9mittag unb 4benb:
Ron3ert. sluf DerInuees uad benz
0onsert: 3an5trdn3Gsn. auseHei9nes
tes Hier, feiner falter 2uu&. - gpte,
setudbIte @eieai8aft, aufmsrsIaIse Es:
bieuung. zV0f3oAn
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-03-24
GIN aorshn. Mehh 60. il

Su 2arebo, Webb Co., 1T bic
erffe Wole BON Der GrlbIingsi6ur =
5000 pfunb = am 81. dngstommet
trob Der immer nod anbaIienben Sfrre,
bic isbt id,on 6 Monate lang bauert,
iaqe1 bic 5aafSi6tsr, lie fonnten es
immerbin nod cine Wsile ausbalten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-03-24

g., WaIbbbrnsr,S olo, pOrsetraser bon
ben Serren Sui. SObni9er, u. So'
bile (@bieago), q. 8rotb unb Wm.
Sabelorp (gew Orleans).
g., r6ortuna" Qon3ert $ 6dottii6. Gr.
9bt (arrans. BON Mler. 8. 0ubwis).
A., NaGruf an Carl Maria b. Weber,
Grobe Gantafie bon 6. 6. Bad.
3peiter Sbeil.
s., Ouberture au ~RiensiA, 3.Wosner.
g., Marf1 u. Gbor aus Der r3aubers
I6te"-W. u. Mo3art.
T., 2ieb u. Quartet aus rRigolettoN.
g., @robe Santafie aus Weperbeer's
vpropbet", Wiepre9t.
9ritter She'll,
g., Gadeltona (B-dur), Meperbeer.
TO-, ,Sie poft i'm Wal6eA. SoIopiece
fur gornet bon SdaeHer, porgetra'
ae1 BON u. Bobe (NRilwaufee).
H.. .9anb in 9anb1, polfasM a1urs
Ia BON Satan.
r., Q6nis 2arI Wari9, BON unratb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-03-24
gbidiebs=G Concert bes Teftcrdeiters
im Cternbauie,

49,
9 g, II. apriL ubr Abbs.
l., Ouperture gu wOberon1, s. M. b.
Weber Sets r6efter.
g., 0iolins@ Concert in D (erfer Sab:
Allegro non troppo). 8. b. Beet
bopen.....-6r. Sbe0oor gourant.
g., 6ereuabe COP. 63-F dur: Allegro
moderate, Motto vivace, Walaer,
Wari9), Sob. golfmann. .Strei6s
inttrumeute.
A., 0ioIonceusS Sob -. Aoerr 8. Heper
(pon MiIuaufee).
s., 3itber Golo y5raumbiIber@, Gans
tafie bon 8. 6. 2umbpe. Der
o. Ba@mann.
g., Ouperture 5u rSannbdnierA, Rid.
Wagner. Sets r9efer.
-3wifdeupauie.-
T., Cuperture su .semiramis4, O..
Roffni 6effsD r1eter.
g., al Srdumerei, Rob. S9umaRn,
By Qiebeslieo, Saubert,
........ Gtreihinffrumente.
g., Die tirtif9e S9aaruaGeA Com
bib, bas Mns unb Mbriiden elmer
ttrtiiden patrouile barftelenb),
Sb. Mi1aelis. 49,. Sets r9efkr.
TO-. 6upsrture gu sSeas DO.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-03-24

T.. Huth q Sohn.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1887-07-06
CURRENT HUMOR.

a case of long stsnding-My grand.
fathers clock.-Texas Siftings.
''That man is Colonel Redbeek His wife
is perfect angel" 'Yes." "'M-h'm, she o
dead"
If you doubt that silence is golden, look
at the profits of the still.-Duluth Para
grapher.
The parting Of lady visitor and her
hostess reminds one of Shakspeare's play,
''Much Adieu About Nothing"
This is the bill presented by an irish
tailor:
To reeeipting pair of
Whatever else may be said of her class
in the genus homo, the society lady bares
herself bravely.-Duluth Photographer.
The best shelter for GIL is her mothers
wing, especially when she is disposed to be
what the Frenchmen call little chic
Slftings.
Wife-You haven't been inside of a
church since we were married. Husband
(sorrowfully mo; a burnt child dreads
the fire.
Berry wants to know how he can re-.
tain the love of his sweetheart. Elizabeth.
Eternal vigilance 10 price Of Lib, Berry
Texas Siftings.
Mrs. Graf, OF Dakota, presented her hus-
band with twins, and he said he would run
over to the station and wire his mother
in-law a pair o. Graff.--Duluth Para
! grapher.
"a boy assassin hanged" read Mrs. Bas.
| com from the newspaper. WELL" she re-
marked, "a sassin boy is great trial, but
don't think be ought to be hanged for it,"
Burlington Free Press.
"What is this man charged withP' Sleep
lily asked she Judge, as the prisoner lurched
'onor," and the silence was so dense that
the dude reporter put on his eyeglasses
New York Sun.
The near-sighted man who initiated the
Uncle Toby act by taking what he thought
was a fly tenderly to the window and say
| ing as he let it go, There is room enough
in the world for thee and me,'' will not
initiate the Uncle Toby act again. His y
was a wasp.
A maiden of ten years helped herself to
| the last orange on the plate at luncheon
yesterday. "Why, my dear, that is selfish, {"
remarked her mother, ''you should have
| waited to see il mamma didn't want it. f"
well, that would be letting you be selfish,
wouldn't it?' was the answer, land. you
see, you're older than L am, and will die
| first, and would have to explain in heaven
Why you were selfish, but I'll have lots of
| time to grow generous"
Little Mable had been to Sunday-school.
| The lesson was the escape Of Lot from
Sodom, and on her return home she was
asked to tell about it. "0h," she said, cit
was about Lot, and the people in Sodom
were awfully wicked and Lot was the only
good one, and he was told to flee from de-
struction with his family, and they said
| Now, Lot, you mustn't turn and look
back, and Lot didn't look back, but Mrs.
Lot wanted to see what was going to hsp-
pen, so after they had gone a ways Mrs. Lot
turned and looked back and turned a
somersault."
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1887-07-06

Stamford Bridge and Marston Moor are
hood. Resuming our journey again,
few hours ride brings Us to DJncastle,
a pretty city of IS, 600 Inhabitants, princi-
pAlly celebrated for its races, and twenty
miles further on we reach Newark and pass
close to the ruins of the old castle in which
King John died in 12l6-sor which grace
ful act the Kings subjects were duly CRATE
full. 1t was the only kindness he had ever
shown them. The next place of Importance
passed was Peterborough celebrated for
its splendid cathedral. Here Katherine of
Anagon was buried, and later Mary QGe9n
of Scots was als) buried here, but her re-
mains were afteIward removed by her son
TO Westminster Abbey. Near Peterborough
is Milton Park, the residence OF the Earl
OF Fitzwilliam and where is to be seen the
famous portrait which Queen Mary pre-
sented to Sir w. Fitzwilliam the day OF her
execution at Fotheringay. From Peter
borough we continue on to Huntington,
an ancient town with ruined castle, built
in 917, and near which is the seat of the
Earl of Sandwich, formerly the property
of the Cromwell family. We are now near
ing our journeys end, and are soon among
the spires and towers Of great London
town." And here, somewhat tired and
travel-worn, 1 shall close this long and, l
fear, uninteresting letter, leaving the
sights, scenes and glories of this great
metropolis for q later epistle; and as l ex-
pect to remain here for several months to
come, / shall not lack for material or op-
portunity. w. E. f.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1887-07-06
A GLANCE AT THE FASHIONS.

Matrors lean toward the jet wraps, and
young girls esteem the covert jackets for
wear in the carriage.
Sometimes fancy wings are placed with
the loops and again the wings are worn
without loops or ribbons.
A costume of light and tasteful effect is
formed with combination of French or
candle and Yalenciennes.
One OF the most graceful styles of i'm
ported dress is in challie, showing cream
ground, with continuous figuring in goblin
blue, yellowish and olive tones.
A Valenciennes dress shows the skirt
trimmed with many rows of picot edg. d
narrow MORE ubbon arranged horizontally
in clusters, beginning with FIVE near the
foot.
Among admired styles Of lace dresses is
enc in black Chantilly over apple.green
satin. at the right side of the skirt the
drspery is fastened by two ornaments OF
ir1desceIt beads.
kosettes of plated lace are much liked
on hats for children. Cream lace Is used
on brown, blue and red straws and coIored
aces on white straws. Two and three ro-
settes are sometimes placed on such hats.
Large Gainsborough hats are again fash
iol able for carriage wear. One style is in
and trimmed with puffiugs of straw colored
rene and plume of white cocks feathers.
Black still enjoys favor in hosiery, but
there is an indication that departure will
soon be made, as black stockings, with the
bottoms white, and clockiDgs of white, vel
low, green and other colors are becoming
quite popular.
Frocks in cashmere are made with an
elegance unsurpassed of the richest ma.
terials. Few handsomer dresses are to be
seen than one in French blue cashmere,
combined with faille Franchise of different
shades Of the color.
A pleasant feature of the summer ward
robe is the dress in China silk, which is APP
propristely made in simple style. One re-
Gently finished is in white with brown
discs formed by dots arranged to give q
shading to larger figure.
A simple and stylish little bonnet is OF
black dotted net, the narrow front covered
with wreath of fine pink blossoms. Upon
the top was cluster of the same flowers
shaded by black aigrette, and the strings
were narrow pink ribbons with fancy edge.
Sailor hats in colored straw are worn
matching suits and white straws are also
favored. These hats are rather higher in
the crown than last season and have mar
row, stiff brim. The trimming is rather
SIMPLE, a band of ribbon about the crown
with loops in front.
Black lace honnets are made with q
quilted face trimming, and black straw can
be made to look very elaborate by a SIM
liar decoration. A fine black straw has
two full fans of black lace standing upright
IN front, with a fancy jet pin stuck through
them at the bottom. There was quill and
bride of black net.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1887-07-06

Attorney here, respectively such instruc-
tons as could be given at this time.
Mr.. Trenholm, in conversation, said that
he would deal with this bank upon the
principal that national banks hold ffdu-
ciary relation to the public, and
lat the profits upon the stock
are in part the consideration
for the proper discharge of the trust by the
officers chosen by the stockholders, and
when, as in the case of the Fidelity Bank,
this trust is betrayed By the officers, it is
the duty of the Government to award ex-
emplary punishment, not only to the men
active in the wrong doing, but
also to those who, being in,
position to protect the interests of de-
positors neglected or omitted to discharge
that duty. 1t is understood that the Comp
troller and the District Attorney agree that
the Government officers will act for the
creditors of the bank, and that in
dividual suits are not necessary, the
Government regarding it as its duty
TO exhaust the legal liabilities of
officers and stockholders in the effort to
meet claims. Comptroller Trenholm will
declare dividend as soon as the necessary
data can be collected. Joseph F. Larkin,
president of the Cincinnati National Bank,
to-day resigned, and Franklin Alter was
chosen in his place.
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D. NJ. Bradbury, Attorney for Plaintiff.

CHERIFF'S SALE-By virtue OF Q certified copy
- OF a decree TO me directed, from the Clerk OF
the Superior Court of Marion County, Indiana.
in cause mo. 32,71S) wherein John c. New,
executor of the last will and testament OF Nancy
S. Beatty, deceased, is plaintiff and William
A. Myers ct al. are defendants, requiring me
TO make the sum OF five hundred and eighty
one dollars and thirty cents (S5Sl 3Ol, with in
terest on said decree and costs, will expose ~
public sale, TO the highest bidder, on
SATURDAY, THE Esd DAY OF JULY, A. d
1857,
between the hours OF 10 O'Clock q. Nd. and
o clock D. m, Of SAID day, At the door OF ne
Court House Of Marion County, Indiana, the
rents and profits for a term not exceeding seven
years, of the following real estate. to-w1t:
Lot twenty-five (25l, In square NUMBER
twepty-four (2D in Beaty's addition to the city
OF indianapolis, Marion County, Indiana.
II such rents ana profits win not sell for sum
Client sum 10 satisfy said decree. interest and
COSTS will, at the same time and place, expose
TO public sale the fee simple Of said real estate
or so much thereof as may be sufnctent % dis
charte said decree. interest and costs said sale
viii be made without any relief Whatever froH
valuation or spprsisement lsw sc r,,Sa
Sheriff Of Marion County.
June 29, A, D, 1887,
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Disfrihnfinn of Shnd.

WASHINGTON, June Boa statement pre-
pared for the annual report of the Fish
Commission shows by river basins the fol-
lowing distribution of shad during the past
season:
Penobscot River, 1000. 900; Kennebec
River, 500, 600; tributaries OF Narragansett
Bay, LIPS, 900; Hudson River and estua-
RES, 1,079, 600; tributaries of Delaware
Bay, 100000; tributaries of Chesapeake
Bay, 6S 149 600; tributaries OF Albemarle
Sound, $500 900; tributaries of South At
lantic coast, 3,566,000; tributaries OF
Gulf of Mexico, 7,04S,0 900; inland waters,
1,014,000; total, So, 421, 900. This number
Is greatly in excess OF the output of any
previous year, and the production has been
attended by no increase of expenditure
results which are due to added experience
and improved methods in Matching and
culture.
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DIN. Bradbury, Attorney Tor Plaintiff.


&HeRIFF'e 5ALK.-F3y virtue OF certified COPY
~ OF decree to me directed, from the Clerk Of
me superior Court of Marion County, Indiana, In
cause mo. 32.7l2i wherein John G. New,
EXECUTOR OF the last viii and testament of Nancy
5. Beatty, deceased, Is plaintin. aud Irwin 8.
Robbins ct e. are defendants, recurring me-
to make the sum Of nine hundred and seven
dollars 1897 CO., with interest on said decree and
costs, will expoe0 At public sals, 70 the highest
bidder, on
SATURDAY, THE 2SD DAY OF JULY, A. d,
1887.
bstgeen the hours Of ten O'Clock Q. n and four
O'Clock p m. of sid day, at the door of the Court
house OF Marion County, Indiana, the rents and
profits for term not exceeding seven years OF the
following real estate, 10 wit:
Lots numbered twenty-three (23), twenty
four (2g and (30), in square number seven 90,
IN Beaiy's addition to the city OF indianapolis,
Marion County, Indiana.
IL such rents and profits VIII not sell for q sui
ncient sum to satisfy said decree. interest and
costs, viii, at the same time ana place, expose
to public sale the fee simple OF SAID real estate.
or so much thereof as may be sufficient to dis
charge said Decree interest and costs. Said sale
will be made without any relief whstever from
valuation or appraisement laws.
Sheriff of Marion County.
June %, A. D. 1887.